Category Archives: Autism Specific Posts

See the world through my eyes – a new video by Autism Kids On Tour
This little video is my way of trying to raise some awareness of Sensory Processing. It is inspired by this ...
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Why I am not lighting it up blue for Autism Awareness Month, choosing instead to continually promote autism acceptance.
April is widely known as Autism Awareness Month. All over social media we see well meaning people adding blue frames ...
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10 ideas for an autism friendly, all inclusive school playground.
The school playground, especially if its a large school, can be a daunting and scary place for autistic children. There ...
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Sunday Interviews: The third in a series of interviews with autistic adults
I am doing a series of Sunday interviews with autistic adults because their voices and opinions are so important. Hopefully ...
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Flashbacks and autistic children
A flashback is a sudden, powerful re-experience of a past experience or part of a past experience. These experiences can ...
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We take everything we know about parenting and turn it on its head.
This video is inspired by an older post of mine called Backwards Parenting. I have certainly had to take everything ...
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Try to see the world the way I see.
Try to see through my eyes and don't get cross with me. Don't think I'm difficult, stuck in my ways ...
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Sibling love?
"Come downstairs for dinner." She worded it wrong, she knew as soon as she said it. It had been a ...
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Sunday Interviews: The second in a series of interviews with autistic adults
I am doing a series of Sunday interviews with autistic adults because their voices and opinions are so important. Hopefully ...
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To the parent finding it difficult
Whether you are in the middle of a fight for education or support, looking after a child that is self ...
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The Abusive Dinner Lady
She then marched over to him and pulled his hood off his head. I have no idea why she would ...
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Understanding and love makes all the difference to an Autistic child. Thank you to all the teachers that care!
There were two class teaching assistants that really helped my son when he was in primary school. One was in ...
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